- Workforce Development Coordinator
- £22,742 - £23,807 pro rata
- Management Accountant
- £38000-£40000
- Trust Fundraiser - 6 months initially (part time and full time)
- £30000-£35000
- Major Donor Manager - (part time and full time)
- £35000-£40000
- Major Donor Manager - dynamic disability charity
- £35000-£40000
- Trust and Statutory Fundraiser
- £26000-£32000
- Membership Services Manager
- £24,461-£26,080 plus benefits
- Trust Fundraiser - dynamic, fresh disability charity
- £30000-£35000
- Senior Statutory and EU Fundraiser
- £36500-£38000
- Community & Events Fundraiser (Capital Appeal)
- £19,500 - £25,000 (Pro rata)
A cake for the standards board, but no cigar just yet
Third Sector, 13 February 2008
The Fundraising Standards Board launched in early 2007 to regulate charity fundraising. John Plummer looks back on a year of mixed results.
A year ago yesterday, the public got the chance to complain to an independent body about charity fundraisers for the first time. The Fundraising Standards Board was launched with no fanfare and has hardly revolutionised the profession since: its start was delayed, its logo had to change and charities were...
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